Dreamfleet 734 Bremen-Heathrow (HUGE!)

[ChrisKilroy]

'Speedbird 9601' special charter from Bremen, Germany to Heathrow. British Airways doesn't operate this flight, but it was fun nonetheless.

An overview of the very busy Bremen Airport. This scenery ROCKS! Time is just before dawn, in snowy, misty conditions. Condor just finishing up being catered; preparing to depart.
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Our aircraft begins to board as Lufthansa sits at the gate, and another 737 obediently follows the "follow me" truck to its gate.
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A view from the other side of our aircraft.
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Finally ready to go about 25 minutes later. Jetway and airstairs being pulled away.
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Jetway now fully retracted, ready for pushback (now where's that damned TUG?).
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Taxiing out to Runway 09 at Bremen. The snowy edges of the taxiways and raised taxiway lights are a nice touch.
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Taking Runway 09 for departure.
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During the takeoff roll. Takeoff power is set, the auto-throttle has just gone from TO/GA to THR HLD, and our Flight Director bars command a healthy pitch-up attitude.
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Climbing above the overcast bound for Heathrow.
http://www.airdisaster.com/graphics/fs/ba/ba9.jpg


Making our presence known to people below. Yep, FS2002 now supports contrails!
http://www.airdisaster.com/graphics/fs/ba/ba10.jpg


Just completing the Channel crossing, overflying the Clackton VOR and turning toward Biggin VOR.
http://www.airdisaster.com/graphics/fs/ba/ba11.jpg


View out the right side approaching London.
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Now THERE'S London! Getting ready to join the final approach course for 27L at Heathrow.
http://www.airdisaster.com/graphics/fs/ba/ba13.jpg


Heathrow in sight. Airplane will be manually flown from this point on. Approaching glideslope capture.
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On about a 2 mile final for 27L.
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Approaching DH. Flight Directors are worthless.
http://www.airdisaster.com/graphics/fs/ba/ba16.jpg


Over the threshold.
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Clearing Runway 27L and beginning taxi to gate 25.
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Safely parked at Gate 25, waiting for the damned gate agents to pull the jetway up to the plane. :D
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Chris

[Tincan]

Where did you get the scenery?

[Tom_Main]

Incredible picture series! Thanks.

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[billhuntsman]

Chris, great pictures. How did you get the Bremen scenery to recognize your Dreamfleet 737? When I tried it, the Dreamfleet entry was greyed out and I couldn't set a type for it.

Second question: did you get the departure board to work for you? I never get anything but a blinking green light with no text even with the radios set as described in the readme.

[chumley]

You don't need to set a type - the scenery recognises the aircraft as the DF 737-400.

[NuAhS]

Nice screenshots!!!!!I am dying to know where you got those AWSOME looking sceneries!!?

Please tell me!
Thanks!

[DAD]

really don't know that- get it right away! it's Oliver Pabst's Bremen scenery. Go to a v s i m .com and search for bremen. you'll find it then. and dont forget the fix.


Cheers
Phil

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